Elysa Caso-McHugh
Out of Housing and Home
For students who face housing insecurity, Columbia is as ruthless a landlord as any.
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Victor Omojola
The Formidable First
Black and South Asian students confront a nation as Kamala Harris enters the West Wing.
Eliza Rudelavige and Billie Forester
Striking for More Than Spare Change
Columbia YDSA leads a historic tuition strike for students, workers, and community members alike.
Chloë Gottlieb
The Future is Femcel
Even in the celibate cybersphere, there’s a gender gap.
Bella Devaan
Something’s Gotta Give
Student donors won’t let their elite confines stop them from saving the world.
Victor Omojola
Zombie No Go Think, Unless You Tell Am To Think
From Nigeria to Columbia, Black solidarity to end police brutality.
Claire Schweitzer
Mind Over Matter
In a virtual environment, access to mental health support is more important—and impersonal—than ever.
Sophie Poole
Among the Magnolias
Students from the South on misconceptions of their home. By Sophie Poole. On November 4, as the presidential election results filtered in...
Elizabeth Jackson
The Climate Fight’s New Stronghold
Attentive observers recognize that climate change impacts and is impacted by everything we do—from the food we eat to the energy we consume
Annelie Hyatt
Commonplace Resilience
The sun consumes the streets, rescuing the asphalt from the burgeoning October chill.
Nicole Kohut and Claire Schweitzer
The Antiquation of Antiquity
While the Core Curriculum may advertise itself as the immovable benchmark of the Columbia experience, it has yielded to widespread pedagogic
Cy Gilman
To Kill a Marching Band
The stories we tell about The Cleverest Band in the World and the stories it tells about itself.
The Blue and White Magazine
Should We Stay or Should We Go?
PANHELLENIC PANIC. A sorority’s failed reforms prompt a mass exodus. By Gabe Garon. This summer, as Black Lives Matter protests filled...
Claire Shang
From Chaos, a Community
Campus mutual aid networks are redefining student relations.
Billie Forester
“This Is the People’s City, Not the Cops’”
Conversations with student activists and organizers at the epicenter of the national abolition movement.
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